where the 95 gsr obd1 have a dual stage manifold?
well, did it? because i wanna get an obd1 conversion and i dont wanna buy a S2 manifold. so i was wondering if the 95 gsr had a dual stage so i can just get that year ecu.
he's talking about dual stage IM. Not all GS-R's have it! Mine has a single runner IM.
Also, the ECU does NOT activate the second stage of IM, it's activated by pressure so you do not need a new ECU.
[Modified by 1phatCRV, 6:05 AM 9/23/2002]
Also, the ECU does NOT activate the second stage of IM, it's activated by pressure so you do not need a new ECU.
[Modified by 1phatCRV, 6:05 AM 9/23/2002]
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he's talking about dual stage IM. Not all GS-R's have it! Mine has a single runner IM.
Also, the ECU does NOT activate the second stage of IM, it's activated by pressure so you do not need a new ECU.
[Modified by 1phatCRV, 6:05 AM 9/23/2002]
Also, the ECU does NOT activate the second stage of IM, it's activated by pressure so you do not need a new ECU.
[Modified by 1phatCRV, 6:05 AM 9/23/2002]
Yes, the GSR has a dual butterfly intake manifold. You shouldnt need a new ECU. Why do you want to convert the intake manifold? Why dont you just get a ITR or Skunk 2?
Yes, the GSR has a dual butterfly intake manifold. You shouldnt need a new ECU. Why do you want to convert the intake manifold? Why dont you just get a ITR or Skunk 2?
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